Gryph Wulfkil, Sea G Rhydr, Lucy Leaf
The ponies and I are back in Greenville at my folks’ place after an incredible, long, emotional, fun, intense and wonderful weekend in Minot, Maine. Tomorrow morning Dad and I return the borrowed horse trailer to Hollis, NH and the borrowed truck to Albany, NY. It’s cold and windy and spitting tonight so 10pm found Dad and me backing his ’65 Chevy pick-up out of the barn, covering it with plastic, checking the stall for potential pony hazards and putting hay down for the herd. We’re All exhausted. It’s after midnight now so I’ll keep this brief, but wanted to let you know there’s an article in the Sun Journal with 113 photos of the muster and parade. You can find it here:
http://www.sunjournal.com/news/lewiston-auburn/2013/11/10/minot-parade-celebrates-womens-spirit-adventure/1449553
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Enjoy the rest, looking forward to the book Sherry
Sherry Robinson Divisionorderbeginnings.com Sent from my iPhone 918-231-9868
The picture of Mr. James is my favorite!
my nephew Corban took that photo of mr.James!
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Just a reminder, when someone asks Morgan Freeman, Why do you live in Mississippi when you can live anywhere you want? He answers, Because I can live anywhere I want.
Linda Lewis Raney
Oxford, Mississippi
Dear Sea,
Seems news of your “ocean to ocean” journey has spread beyond the confines of Minot, Maine.
Neil Clarkson, publisher of the equestrian news service, Horse Talk, has written to the Guild to ask if you can write an article summarizing your equestrian journey for his international readership?
So before you take off for Mississippi, you might like to contact the Long Riders’ Guild regarding the urgent need to dust off your pen and jot a few thoughts down for your growing group of literary supporters.
While you think it over, let me just say, “Well Done, Long Rider”!
Kind regards,
CuChullaine